'Othello'

What happens to Brabantio in the end?

STRUCTURE ROUND: In which scene does the power shift dramatically from Othello to Iago?

In which scene is Cassio dismissed?

Othello: 'Keep up your bright swords, for the ____ ___ ___ ____.'

Othello: 'And yet, how nature ____ ____ _____.'

Iago: 'Even now, now, very now, an old black ram is ____ ___ ______ ____.'

In which Scene do the Venetian fleet arrive safely in Cyprus?

How did the Elizabethans imagine the devil to look?

Cassio: '_____, ______, ______! O, I have lost my _______.'

What could the strawberries on the handkerchief be a metaphor for?

In which scene does Iago kill Roderigo under cover of night?

Othello: 'When I love thee not, / _____ is come again.'

What did Venice symbolise to the Elizabethan mind?

Where does Othello tell the senate how he won Desdemona?

Who ORIGINALLY sang 'The Willow Song'?

Iago: 'These Moors are _________ in their wills.'

Iago: 'The Moor, howbeit that I endure him not, / Is of a ____ _____ _____ nature'

Othello: '______ am I in my speech, and little blessed with the soft phrase of peace.'

When do Iago and Roderigo rouse Brabantio, to tell him of his daughter's flight?

TRIVIA ROUND: Whose name means 'ill-fated'?

Othello: 'This look of thine will ____ ____ ____ ___ _____'

In which scene does Othello overhear Cassio talking about 'Desdemona' (actually Bianca)?

What does Cassio's fall from grace foreshadow?

QUOTATION ROUND: 'Then must you speak of one who loved not wisely, but ____ ______.'

What did Cyprus symbolise to the Elizabethan imagination?

In which scene does Iago tell Othello to 'beware jealousy', the 'green-eyed monster'?

What is the only prop that Iago uses in order to convince Othello of Desdemona's infidelity?

In which scene does Othello have an epileptic fit?

In which scene does Othello kill Desdemona?

What is a Machiavellian villain?